NCC report: conclusions and recommendations

Summary

The committee’s conclusions sought to balance public concerns, the military administration’s stated objectives and the views of development partners.

Accountability and constitutional government

The report discussed corruption investigations, transparency, civic education and the institutions needed for a return to civilian government. It also considered constitutional and electoral reform.

The proposed timetable

Its principal recommendation was a two-year transition beginning on 22 July 1994. The conclusions set out the committee’s reasoning and refer readers to the detailed timetable in the annexes.

Reading the report critically

The document records the committee’s assessments and proposals at a particular historical moment. Statements about public support and the military takeover should be understood in that context.

Edited from the original Gambia.dk archive. Historical information reflects the period described.